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This digital, self-checking resource is perfect for a high school algebra class practicing linear transformations. Steepness, horizontal shifts, and vertical shifts are all part of the activity. This is ready to use and is great for days when you have a substitute! The mystery picture will be revealed as students select the correct answers across all three columns. All three must be correct before part of the mystery picture is revealed! Students will identify whether the slope changes to neg

This self-checking, no-prep activity is great for high school students who need to practice using the factor and remainder theorems. Students are given 12 polynomials with one listed factor and can use that factor with synthetic division to find the other factors. This is a self-checking pixel art activity. There is a worksheet included if you want a place for students to show their work and there is an answer key for you as well! Students will factor each of the 12 questions and enter the answ

This geometry angle definitions and notations mystery puzzle activity is great for in-class or for students to use with a substitute while you are out! Students will have some practice defining and notating a portion of the numerous terms that come up in a high school geometry class. This activity is self-checking, but students must get ALL THREE parts correct in order to reveal the picture! It should help with students spamming the dropdowns until the image shows up. This is created in Googl

This self-checking, no-prep activity is great for high school students learning or reviewing how to simplify complex numbers. There are 12 problems that include adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing complex numbers. This is a self-checking pixel art activity. There is a worksheet included if you want a place for students to show their work and there is an answer key for you as well! Students will simplify each of the 12 questions and enter the answer. If they get the correct answer, it

This absolute value functions activity is great to use with students after introducing effects on parent functions (or transformations). There are multiple versions included depending on if you want to have students focus on only one effect (or transformation) at a time or have to apply multiple effects. My students always enjoy doing an activity with stickers! There is also the ability to just have students cut and paste if that is easier for you. There are two different versions of each labe

This digital, self-checking resource is perfect for an 8th grade or Algebra 1 class that is simplifying expressions with the distributive property. The activity is ready to use and is great for days when you have a substitute! The mystery picture will be revealed as students type in the answers after simplifying each expression. There is a worksheet included in case you would like to have students turn their work in on paper! (Includes the answer key). ©️ Allison Taylor This resource can only

This system of three equations activity is great for students to get some practice solving systems of three equations. Students can solve by matrices, substitution, with technology, or any method you use! My students always enjoy doing an activity with stickers! A file is included to have students cut and paste instead if that is easier for you. There is also a digital version that students can answer on their devices! The worksheet is two pages, plus either the sticker sheet or printable lab

This ready to use digital absolute value functions drag & drop activity is perfect to use with students after introducing effects on parent functions (or transformations). There are multiple versions included depending on if you want to have students focus on only one effect (or transformation) at a time or have to apply multiple effects. This is the digital version of my absolute value functions activity. If you would like the paper version, please click here! Once you download the reso

This system of three equations digital activity is great for students to get some practice solving systems of three equations. There is not a particular method this is created for, so you can have students solve them any way you prefer! This is for the digital version of my systems of three equations activity. If you would like a printable version click here: Systems of Three Equations Peel & StickThe activity is two slides, plus an included worksheet. Answer key included! ©️ Allison Taylor

This self-checking, no-prep activity is great for high school students who need to practice factoring trinomials. Some problems require students to factor out a GCF first, some with a < 1, and some with a > 1. This is a self-checking pixel art activity. There is a worksheet included if you want a place for students to show their work and there is an answer key for you as well! Students will factor each of the 12 questions and enter the answer. If they get the correct answer, it will c

This digital, self-checking resource is perfect for a high school geometry class practicing using the distance formula. The activity is ready to use and is great for days when you have a substitute! The mystery picture will be revealed as students type in the answers after finding the distance between two points on a coordinate plane. There is a worksheet included in case you would like to have students turn their work in on paper! (Includes the answer key). Looking for something similar? Try

This polynomial operations mystery puzzle activity is great to use with students to get some practice using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with polynomials. Students will simplify the polynomials and enter the solution to reveal the mystery image! There is a worksheet included for students to show their work on if you like. You can also have them just use notebook paper or a whiteboard! I also have some other activities that I use with my math classes: Slope-Intercept Form

This self-checking, no-prep activity is great for high school students reviewing solving various equations explicitly for y or finding zeros of different types of functions. There are 12 problems for students to solve. Six have students solve for y (and have an answer bank) and six of the problems have students find the zeros. This is a self-checking pixel art activity. I used this for my pre-cal class to review some skills. There is a worksheet included if you want a place for students to sho

This self-checking, no-prep activity is great for high school students learning or reviewing solving for y or putting equations into slope-intercept form. There are 12 problems that are in point-slope form, standard form, or just a mix-up for students to solve. This is a self-checking pixel art activity. There is a worksheet included if you want a place for students to show their work and there is an answer key for you as well! Students will simplify each of the 12 questions and enter the answ